Remember when you used to own shit? Wow. This is beyond fucked. Right now, it’s “one day”. But this is only because they got a shit load of backlash for disallowing ALL installing software without their permission. They WILL enact it. They’ll just wait until people are used to this. Then they will disallow it all.
i know it’s two years later, but the CSRF can be solved with CSRF_TRUSTED_ORIGINS = ['https://your.domain.here/'] in conf/seahub_settings.py file. Just putting it here for anyone else that comes across this. Please note, do NOT put a trailing slash on the end of the domain. Lemmy will NOT let me put it there without adding the trailing /
my SD card in my ras pi got corrupted recently. Thankfully I had my docker directory backed up. I pulled the docker directory, docker compose up -d and within about 20 minutes (not including downloading time) I was back up and running. Docker is a godsend. all my apps were exactly as they were before the corruption.
I installed joplin, and while it doesn’t have flat file structure, I think this is the way to go. It’s easy enough to create backups through the UI.
Sigh. Time to switch to gotify
Sometimes newsom does some epic shit, but then we get shit like this, and I wonder whether I want to live on this planet any longer :/
you’re gonna get a LOT of opinions here. Try some out and find what you like the best. Personally, I run Dokuwiki, mostly because i can just zip the whole directory, and move it to another server or back it up a LOT easier than something like MediaWiki.
Linux is like 3% if steam users. Linux doesn’t control enough market share for it to have any effect
Holy fuck. The stupidity. It burns. It buuuuuurns
if you have access to the file system, sed works well for renaming files and updating the links. Though admittedly, that’s not a very convenient way to to do it.
edit: and fucks up the page edit history a little too.
I use DokuWiki, and i love that it’s plaintext files. it makes backing them up so much easier. I can literally just zip the directory, then upload to somewhere else.
I am the only user on it, and i don’t use too many advanced features, so I don’t know how it stacks up against other more advanced wikis, such as mediawiki or wiki.js. Though I do use a lot of plugins, such as the infobox plugin. I love that plugin. It doesn’t rival MediWiki’s infobox, but it does the job well enough for me.
Note: I only have about 300 pages, so i have no idea how it stacks up against thousands or millions of pages, like MediaWiki.
It’s not side loading. It’s installing software on the device you probably paid multiple thousands for that you no longer own.